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    r.lE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1920.
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Bowel regularity is the
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Get bottle
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Lincoln Bureau of The Omaha Bee
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mental and physical. In either case,
the condition can be corrected. That
tired feeling do you know what it
means? It means that you are sick
not bedfast but sick and not
right as you should be. ,
No one enjoying1 the best 'of
health can be lazy, with that tired,
worn-out feeling. The nerves, the
stomach, the digestive tract, the
blood flow are all suffering. Fatal
disease arises from a neglect of such
symptoms. Cadomene Tablets will
help rid you Mf these distressing
symptoms. They are guaranteed to
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ness, despondency and lack of en
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PERSHING WINS
RACE IN COUNTY
OF LANCASTER
Strong Vote in City Precincts
Give Him Plurality John
, son Gets Preference in
Country Places.
Lincoln. Neb., April 21. (Spe
cial.) With 29 out of 73 precincts
tabulated, indications are that Per
shing carried Lancaster county, with
Wood second. Nineteen of these
precincts are in the city of Lincoln,
where Pershing made a strong
race. Almost without exception the
country districts gave Johnson the
preference.
The vote: Tohnson, 1.181: Per
shing, 1.520; Wood, 1,386.
On the republican ticket. Mc
Kelvie has the lead ver Pollard,
his nearest opponent in the race
for gubernatorial nomination, in 26
out of the 72 precincts, 18 of which
are in Lincoln. The vote: Mc
Kelvie. 920; Pollard. 70S; McMullrn,
446; Hall, 250; McLaughlin, 147,
and Mathewson, 86.
Morehead Wins Easily.
On the democratic primary ticket,
Morehead had a walkaway for the
nomination for governor, polling
more votes than all his opponents
combined. In the 22 precincts which
have been tabulated, 16 of them
in Lincoln, the vote is: Morehead,
522; Jackson, 189: Clark, 70; Shum
way, 39; Taylor, 59.
Twenty-four precincts in Lan
caster county, 16 of them in Lin
coln. place Clark Geary in the Iwid
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Don't Be A Victim
of "Spring
Fever
You Can, Easily
Effects of the
Changing Season
Why is it that so many peo
ple, as Spring approaches, find
themselves gradually losing
the appetite, and are soon
overcome by lack, of energy,
and a listless, all run-down
feeling seems to take posses
sion of their whole body ?
Spring i the great reno- T
vating season when na- f
'. I ture throws off the accu- ?
T mulated impurities for f
? the change which it must f
undergo before merging ?
1 into the coming Summer.
Naturally this decided
change , must necessarily be
felt by the human system. Of
course, where every organ of
the body is performing its
functions perfectly, there is-
little or no interruption caused
that is noticeable. , But where
impurities have accumulated,
and have not been thrown off
promptly and where the waste
and wear of the severe win
ter season have not been
promptly restored, nature's
work is being combatted with
very noticeable effects.
Your bodv has broueht vou
safely through the severe
winter season, and the voyage
has taxed your strength.
There has bfeen considerable
wear and tear which must be
repaired. The energies relax,
and an unspeakable languor
pervades the entire system,
giving that worn-out, good-far-nothing
feeling, so commonly
called spring fever.
The important thing, there
fore, is to put your system in
tip-top condition so as to be
able to resist the common ail
ments so prevalent in summer.
You must build up the waste
tissue, and repair the wear and
tear that the system, has un
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been followed by many is to
take a course of S. S. S. regu
larly at the approach of every
spring, and in this way thor
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all accumulated impurities.
S. S. S. is a thoroughly reliable
blood purifier and tonic that
promptly improves the appe
tite, and sends a new supply of
rich, red blood coursing
through the veins. This fine.
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lost vigor and strength which
the demands of winter have
u.sed up, for it is without ques
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system builders ever made.
Ask your druggist about
S. S. S. He has sold it for
years, and will tell you that it
is a thoroughly reliable and
honest 'old remedy, having
been on the market more than
fifty years.
Buy a bottle and iegin tak
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your system for the changing
seasons, so that you will be in
condition not only to enjoy the
beauties of spring time, but
also to so tone up and strength
en the system that you need
not live in fear of the many
ailments so prevalent in sum
mer.
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X A thorough cleasmg and
Y toning up of the entire
system is absolutely nec
X essary just at this season
j when the strength is de
X pleted and the vitality 'is
X naturally at a low ebb.
Special medical advice can
be had without cost by writing
to Chief Medical Adviser, 181
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
" P. A. Barrows, Correspondent"
anions the candidates for. the re-!
publican nomination for the house
of representatives. W. L. Ander
son is second;' Sommerlad, third
Martin Green, fourth; Mosely, fifth;
Tyrrell, sixth.
The vote in these precincts: Ager,
367; T. W. Anderson, 869; Black,
434; Blystpne. 441; Church, 396; Ful
lerton, 700; Martin Green, 765; J. R.
Gree, 698; Herr, 418; Geary, 947:
Maggi. 446; Melich, 599; Mellor,
732; Mitchell, 457; Mosely, 728;
Sommerlad, 793; Hiedeman, 184;
Thompson. 415; Tyrrell, 70S; Wal
lick, 280; Swallow, 344.
Howell Leads McCloud.
In 50 precincts in the race for re
publican nomination for national
committeeman, Howell leads Mc
Cloud, 3,296 to 2,524. On the. demp
cratic ticket, Thompson leads Mul
len, 2 to 1, in the. 46 precincts tab
ulated. The vote is Thompson,
1,478, and Mullen. 773.
Tabulation of 26 Lancaster coun
ty precincts gives-Brown for state
railway commissioner 1,411 votes.
Hewett, his opponent, polled 684.
Among the republican candidates
for state senator, 26 precincts . tab
ulated, give Warner the lead with
1,035 votes; Lane. .1,01 J; Anderson,
1,006; Bennett, 658; Parmenter, 400.
J. F. Baer was renominated for
clerk of the district court on the re
publican ticket, defeating Bert An
derson by a 2 to 1 vote in 22 pre
cincts. He polled 1,950, his oppo
nent, 956.
THREE PRISON
GANGS TO BEGIN
HIGHWAY WORK
State Will Place Prisoners on
Road' Next Month-rTo Pay
$1.50 a Day and Fur
nish Meals.
Cornish Funeral to
Be Held in Lincoln;
Burial Wifl be Here
Lincoln, Neb., April 21. (Spe
cial.) The funeral of Supreme
Court Justice A. T. Cornish will
take place at the family residence
Thursday morning at 11 o'clock,
conducted by Dr. Stein of "Lincoln.
Mr. Reuben Walt will "give a couple
of solos, and the body will then
be taken to the Burlington train
wliich leaves Lincoln at 1:15 and will
arrive in OmahaNat 2:50, where the
Masons of that city will take charge
of the body and escort it to Forest
Lawn cemetery for burial.
Pallbearers will be District Judges
Fred Shepard, W. H- Morning, E. J.
Clements, W. E. Stewart, former
Judges P. James Cosgrave, E. P.
Holmes and Lincoln Forest and
Clerk of the Court J. S. Baer.
Honorary pallbearers will be Chief
Justices A. J. Morrissey and Asso
ciate Justices C. B. Letton, C. H.
Aldrfch, W. B. Rose, J. R. Dean and
George A. Day and Supreme Court
Commissioners Leonard J. Flans
burg and W. C. Dorsey. The state
will be reoresented bv Lieut. Gov. P.
At Barrows in the absence of Gov
ernor McKelvie, Mayor J. H. Mil
ler. August Eiche, Claud S. Wilson,
J. M. Hall, H. H. Wilson, Dr. S. E.
Cook and Albert Watkins
L. A. Flansburg Named
As Probable Successor
Of Judge, A. J. Cornish
Lincoln, Neb., April 21. (Special)
Although no official announce
ment has been made from the office
of Governor -McKelvie, it is under
stood at the state house that the
governor will appoint Judge Leon
ard A. Flansburg of Lincoln to fill
the vacancy oji the' bench of the su
preme court caused by the death of
Judge A. J. Cornish.
Governor McKelvie lett Wednes
day for Chicago to attend a pub
lishers' convention, and it is ru
mored that the appointment will be
announced during his absence.
Men Fined Heavily for
Breaking State Game Laws
t Lincoln, Neb., April 21. (Spe
cial.) Muskrat skins come high
when the game warden finds them
in possession of any individual who
has fractured the game laws of theN
state to secure them. Archie Phil
lips and F. M. Hallstead of Oshkosh
were found with 59 skins in their
possession and were compelled to
pay a fine amounting to $319.50. In
addition they lost the skins, which
will be sold and the proceeds put in
the state school fund.
Clyde Brown of Lewellyn was
found with 14 muskrat skins in his
possession unlawfully. He paid a
fine of $95. -
Amil Wagner of West Point was
discovered with a wire fish trap in
his possession. 1 It cost him $17.90.
M. and 0. Railroad to Change
Branch Train Schedules
Lincoln,' Neb., April 21. (Spe
cial.) The M. & O. railroad has
been given permission by the state
railway commission to readjust its
train schedule on its Bloonifield,
Crofton and Wynot branches so as
to give better train service both as
to passenger trains and freight. This
will make some change in the time
of departure and arrival at Omaha.
There will be two or three extra
freight trains out of Omaha.
U. P. Gets Right to Charge
Storage for Transit Hay
Lincoln, Neb., April 21. (Spe
cial.) The Union Pacific railroad
has been given authority by the rail
way commission to make a charge of
3 cents a 100-pounds oil hay as a
storage-in-transit charge at Omaha
on request of the hay exchange at
Omaha. This will enable the road
to ship hay early and not allow it to
stand out in the stacks where much
of it becomes damaged.
New Lighting Bond Issue
Carried by 1,000 Majority
Lincoln, Neb., April 21. (Special)
Lincoln gave the lighting bond
issue 1,000 majority at the primary
election Tuesday. The city, with
three precincts not tabulated or in
cluded, indicated a total of 3,951
votes for and 2,997 votes against the
bond issue.
Hail Insurance Bureau
Chief Clerk Appointed
Lincoln, April 21. (Special.)
Miss Minnie May Deuser of Lincoln
has been appointed chief clerk of
the hail insurance bureau and be
gan her duties today. Miss . Deuser
was formerly connected with the
office of the adjutant ceneral of
the Nebraska National Guard. j
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Lincoln, Neb., April 21. (Special)
The department of public works
will start out three gangs of pris
oners from the state penitentiary
about May 1 for road work, such
action being decided upon at a con
ference this morning between the
governor, members of the board of
control, Secretary Antles of the de
partment of public welfare. Warden
Fenton, Secretary Johnson of the
department of public works and
Superintendent of Construction Cle
ment of the road building depart
ment. The gangs will be composed of
17 men each who will be assigned
to driving the teams mostly. The
penitentiary will receive 75 cents a
day for each man while the men
will receive $1.50 a day and feed.
II wenty-tive cents of this will be
held back until each job is complet
ed ana given The men who are found
to be trustworthy. The men will
be put on honor, but two super
visors will go along to look after
them.
The first gang will begin work
May 1 at Tecumseh, the second May
5 in Seward county and the third,
May 10 at Table Rock.
Stock Raising Homestead
Does Not Give Oil Rights
Washington, April 21. (Special
Telegram.) Entrymen under the
stock-raising homestead act arenot
entitled to a preference right to oil
or other minerals found in these
acres, according to an official opin
ion rendered by First Assistant of
the Interior Vogelsang. The decision
is made in a letter addressed to
Congressman Mondel who had sub
mitted the question as to pre
ference right of a claim under sec
tion 20 of the leasing law. On be
half of. a constituent Mr. Mondell
submitted the contention that there
is nothing in the leasing law justify
ing the limitation made in the regu
lations and providing that the land
must have beene withdrawn or class
ified as oil .or gas lands.
Briefs Filed in Omaha Bee
Contempt Case on Appeal
Lincoln, April 21. (Special.)
Briefs were filed in the office of
the clerk of the supreme court in
the contempt case brought vby
County Attorney Abel V. Shot
well against the former owners of
The Omaha Bee, Victor Rosewater,
the former editor, and John H.
Moore.a reporter, growing out of
of the publication of procedings
before the grand jury investigating
the responsibility for the burning
cf (the Douglas county court house
by the mob last fall. A verdict was
found against the defendants, who
have appealed the ca-se.
St. Paul Gets Battery of
Guns From Government
St.. Paul. Neb., April 21.-Spe-
cial) St. Paul has received a bat
tery of artillery from the govern
ment. It consists of four howitzers
of late model. .They will be parked
in the court house square, around
the soldiers' and sailors' monument
recently erected.
State Employe Killed'
In Accident at Hospital
1 Lincoln, Neb., April 21. (Spe
cial.) Paul Garber, a steamfitter at
the State Hospital for the Insane,
was instantly N killed Wednesday
while wrecking a greenhouse on the
hospital grounds. He was standing
on a cement block two feet , high,
prying another block from the wall,
when his crowbar slipped and he
fell, striking his head upon the edge
of a stone.
Johnson Wins Democratic
Choice In This Precinct
Grand Island. Neb.. ADril 20.
(Soecial Telegram.) A feature of
Senator Johnson's phenomenal run
in this city was the carrying of the
democratic presidential choice in the
second precinct by having his name
written in over Senator Hitchcock's
on the ballots.
Beatrice Council Meets
And Elects City Officers
' Beatrice, Neb April 21. (Special)
The new city commissioners or
ganized by electing C. C. Farlow,
mayor. J. B. High will be in charge
of the department of finance and J.
R. Ellis is to-be commissioner of
strtc anH lights. It was announced
-rhat no appointments would be made
until aoout May l.
North Platte to Require
Dance Hall Licensing
North Platte, Neb, April s.
(Special Telegram) A petition
signed by 30 out of 35 property
owners" was presented to the city
council to pass an ordinance for
paving the east half of Fourth street
which is the Lincoln Highway. The
council voted unanimously on the
paving, which will include 11 blocks.
The welfare board presented a
petition to the council requesting
licensing of all public dances and
an order that permits must be se
cured from the welfare board.
This does not apply to private
dances. The council passed an ordi
nance on the question. ''
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Announcement
The name of the Birchmont Hot
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hospital for the treatment of
cases of Cancer, Tumor end Pre
cancerous conditions.
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